The Japanese House Since 1945

This essential book explores Japan’s most creative architect-designed houses from 1945 to today. Featuring 97 unique homes, it traces how Japanese architects have reimagined living spaces with bold ideas and experimental forms.

With rich photography, drawings, and insightful essays, it highlights the social, cultural, and technological influences that shaped these iconic houses. Organised by decade, and including personal reflections from architects and families, this book is a fascinating look at the evolution of Japanese residential design.

280 x 230mm Diameter
Hardback
400 pages